Schools in Europe and the U.S. are increasingly adapting teaching methods to accommodate the adolescent brain. | cbcideas
Schools in Europe and the U.S.
are increasingly adapting teaching methods to accommodate the adolescent brainThe teenage brain is a mysterious thing and it's eluded adults since the beginning of time. Until recently, it was assumed the brain was fully developed by the age of nine. But scientific research shows the brain usually develops until the age of 25 — and in some cases even longer.
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